vSro - C# + SQL Code

hello friends, I am currently learning to write code in sql and I have C# knowledge, does anyone have a training or informative video where I can get more information and edit the vsro guard source codes, if there is none, can you suggest a training video in yo***ube?

I don't think that there are tutorials specifically about silkroad packet filter programming. I'd recommend you to start with a basic C# guide and get an idea of the concept of object-oriented programming languages and to learn the language itself. Then you could procceed and learn about [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] and look at filter sources. There is an open source project called [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] which is under active development where you could learn a lot and contribute if you want to help the community. Good luck :)!

Thank you for your feedback, I have basic C# knowledge, but I have difficulty in improving myself, I have reached a certain level, I need guidance to go further, I am very confused, C# codes are tiring me a lot :=)

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Originally Posted by FeaRLeSS* hello friends, I am currently learning to write code in sql and I have C# knowledge, does anyone have a training or informative video where I can get more information and edit the vsro guard source codes, if there is none, can you suggest a training video in yo***ube?

start with working filter sources based on c# and
try to modify things and add "features".

That's how I started.

The best ressource for this is [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] or maybe start at some older sources like K-Guard or KRYLFILTER to learn how to mess with datapackets and opcodes from sro.

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Originally Posted by InZiDeR start with working filter sources based on c# and try to modify things and add "features". That's how I started. The best ressource for this is [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] or maybe start at some older sources like K-Guard or KRYLFILTER to learn how to mess with datapackets and opcodes from sro.

That's how we all started bruh.